From CFTK TV:
VANCOUVER – A Canadian aboriginal who has spent months fighting with U.S. Customs for his treaty right to cross the border freely has been given an American green card once again.
But Peter Roberts’ lawyer expects more First Nations will run into challenges at the border, despite a 200-year-old treaty granting free border access rights to North American aboriginals crossing into the United States.
Roberts, a Tsawwassen, B.C. dentist, invoked his Jay Treaty rights last year when border guards at the Point Roberts, B.C. border crossing questioned his status.
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